“Humans, We Have a Connection Problem!” – Terry & Carol Moss on Healing Modern Relationships | #TGV688

Summary

The conversation explores the paradox of modern connectivity through technology and social media, contrasting it with the growing disconnection in interpersonal relationships. The speakers emphasize the importance of deep, intimate connections and the need for vulnerability in relationships.

Takeaways

We are technologically connected but relationally disconnected.

The connection problem lies in interpersonal relationships.

Deep, intimate relationships are essential for human fulfillment.

Vulnerability is key to sharing our true selves.

Social media does not replace the need for real connections.

Technology can enhance communication but may hinder intimacy.

People crave meaningful relationships despite being online.

The 24-hour news cycle affects our perception of connection.

Creating space for vulnerability is crucial in relationships.

We were designed for connection and intimacy.

Sound bites

"We're very connected from an information standpoint."

"We have a connection problem."

"We were created for deep, intimate relationships."

Chapters

0:00:00 Precap

0:03:20 Introduction

​0:07:00 Humans were created for connection—so why are we more disconnected than ever in today’s hyper-connected world?

0:11:00 The #1 reason most relationships fail isn’t what you think—and here’s how to catch it early.

0:14:00 Before you lead others or enter a partnership, ask yourself: Are you a whole person?

0:17:00 Self-awareness and emotional wholeness aren’t buzzwords—they’re the antidote to broken communication.

0:20:00 Three keys can transform any relationship—romantic, professional, or personal.

0:23:00 Ambition and relationships don’t have to compete. One mindset shift can help you build both.

0:26:00 Stress can pull couples and teams apart—or become their greatest strength. Here’s how.

0:28:00 Wholeness is the new wellness. What does that mean for your emotional and mental growth?

0:31:00 Past trauma doesn’t stay in the past—it silently shapes present relationships.

0:33:00 Second Rapid Fire round

0:35:00 Across cultures, relationship patterns repeat. What global lessons can we learn?

0:36:00 Trivia about the longest recorded marriage

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